De La Salle - College of Saint Benilde

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PRAY to BELIEVE to ACHIEVE! ...De La Salle

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God is our Light As we pray "Live JESUS In Our Hearts, Forever! Amen. Saint La Salle is our Spark As we pray "I will continue O my GOD to do all my actions for LOVE of you. Lasallians/Benildean become Star beacons of Hope inspired by the school's motto of FAITH in action, zeal for SERVICE & COMMUNION in mission as they "Enter to Learn LEAVE to SERVE" through Saint La Salle's Spirit of "FAITH & ZEAL". To be "SIGNUM FIDEI" is our way. It is the "DE LA SALLE" way.

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Achievement is not about who you are and where you come from. It is about achieving Extraordinary feats in your everyday tasks ...Saint Benilde Sanctity does not consist in doing Extraordinary things, but in doing Ordinary things, Extraordinarily well! ...Saint Benilde

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To always do Ordinary things, Extraordinarily well! ...Saint Benilde

[@agentXXIII]

proud to be Benildean :)) ID 112 rocks! I am taking up AB Consular and Diplomatic Affairs and it makes me crazy but we benildeans do ordinary things extra ordinarily, so i know that i can make it! keep the faith!

[@jpuaphee]

I miss Benilde. :(

[@funkychickeness]

99 likes 1 dislike is like 99 percent awesome 1 percent fail

[@99habitss]

I miss csb bwoi!

[@deangomez9268]

GOD! Country! Benilde!

[@gelocatiolo8129]

abi bernice Edejer, is your course dufficult because i will also be taking that course this year

[@kotseanim]

Proud to be one! :)

[@khiyellim1026kd]

Mahal po ba tuition sa benilde ?

[@kginheyhey6399]

hereistoliving Yes po 70k po yung pinaka mura huhu

[@deangomez9268]

There several scholarship programs available po.

[@jayzzlebron23]

Animo Benilde! :D

[@sickocell]

Astig astig St. Benilde

[@jeric090177]

kung panahon ko lang nung early 90's e nalaman ko na yung mga available Courses niyo and that you are also allowing scholarship grants from the government, I would have studied in your school. tsk.tsk.tsk.

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DLSU-CSB belongs to a 350 year international worldwide network of 1,500 Lasallian educational institutions spanning 6 continents in 82 countries

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De La Salle Philippines is a network of Lasallians in the Sector of the Philippines established to facilitate collaboration in the Lasallian Mission and the promotion of the spirit of faith, zeal for service and communion in mission that together, are at the heart of the journey of our Founder, John Baptist de La Salle. OUR MISSION De La Salle Philippines is committed to building up educational communities that demonstrate commitment to young people, especially those who are poor, by providing them with access to a human and Christian education that enables them to participate in the transformation of society. OUR SEAL DLSP Logo (Full Color) 500 px.png Two symbols play a significant role in the life of the Brothers and the members of the Lasallian Family. The star and the broken chevrons. The Star. The five pointed star at the center is the Signum Fidei star. It is the sign of faith and the symbol officially used by the Institute of Brothers of the Christian Schools (Fraternum Scholarum Christianarum abbreviated as FSC also known as De La Salle Brothers in 80 plus countries). It has as its origin the Star of Bethlehem which led the Magi (wise men of the East) to the birth of Christ. The star is a sign of faith that has led countless Brothers and members of the Lasallian Family in doing the Lasallian Mission in many parts of the world. IndivisaManent!.png Broken Chevrons and Indivisa Manent. The house of De La Salle was first established in Urgel, an area of Catalonia, Spain, where the form of the family name was “Salla.” The head of the family, Johan Salla, Warrior in Chief of Atphonus the Chaste, King of Oviedo, expelled the Moors from Urgel and reestablished the Episcopal See in 818. The broken legs he sustained during combat as he fought side by side with his king are the origin of the broken chevrons on the De La Salle’s coat of arms.* In the thirteenth century, the La Salle family migrated to the Basque province in the south of France, and though their name became French, they retained “Salla!” as their battle cry. The ancient motto of the family is “Que sien toustem ligato amasse,” which in Gascon dialect means “Let us all be united!” or “Let us all stick together!” The Rheims branch of the family translated this motto into the Latin “Indivisa Manent,” which is the present wording of the motto on the coat of arms, literally translated as “Permanently Indivisible”. The latin phrase is translated into the present tag line “One La Salle”. The broken chevrons and the motto speak of the courage and commitment that the family of De La Salle wishes to convey in every generation and the importance of remaining undivided at different levels: the personal level, the family/organizational level, and the network of Lasallian schools as we know it today in the Philippines and the world.